e dead started washing up in April: miles and miles of fish, countless clams, the occasional whale. Government researchers eventually concluded that "toxic elements" were responsible for the die-off, which Vietnamese officials described as "unprecedented."
Now people are wondering whether the seabirds dying along Vietnam's central coast are also victims of industrial pollution.
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